The Brookhaven leader., 1887-01-13
TOWN AND COUNTY ITEMS.

Mrs. Daughtry and Mrs. I. c. Moore
are in Meridian.
Powell wishes everybody happy and
prosperous year.
Judge Chrisman is holding Court this
week at Magnolia.
For full weights and measures go to
C. schnorrenberg.
Rev. A. +. Watkins is now making his
home at the Decell House.
Miss Minnie Gull, Of New Orleans, is
visiting Mrs. Sam Storm.
Mrs. w. W. DAWN, of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting her old home.
The Methodists will have mite meet
ing at the City Hotel Friday night.
Mrs. Thos. Tatum, of Terry, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Thos. Cunning, Sr.
Mr.. J. Z. Chiles and Mr. J. E. Decell,
ofCaseyvillc, were in town Monday.
Mr.. S. Beeslcy and family, have
removed to the country near Wesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. C. Perkins, of New
Orleans, are visiting relative in town.
C.. Schnorronberg will sell you cheaper,
or as cheap as any one, and give you bet
ter goods.
The w. c. I. L. will have an import
ant meeting at Mrs Crutcher's this even
ing at 3:3O
Major X. w. Millsaps was in town last
Monday and favored THE LEADER with a
welcome call.
There will be mito meeting at the
residence of Mr.. Z. N. Bee on tomorrow
night. Every body invited.
The beautiful doll at Powel's was won
by Maude Martin, and the fue plush
clock at Leary's by DR.. Jim Martin.
Miss Katie McGrath who has beeu for
some time visiting relatives i'll Sa-
vannah, Ca, returned home OH last Sab
bath.
Messrs. J. Z. Decell, NJ. s. Summers,
Enoch Hays and Rev. w. II. Bailey fa-
vored this Office with II pleasant call this
week.
Rev. j. II. Gambrell will speak at
Monticello next Monday, the first day of
Circuit Court, on the subject of Prohi-
bition.
Little yirgie Clapp, who has been SO
long with her grandparents i'll Memphis,
Tenn, is now Ii, re with her father and
mother.
We are indebted to McFcrrau, Shall
cross g. Co., of Louisville, KY, for an
artistic card az tasteful and elegant as are
their fine Magnolia Hams.
Assessor Tyler is making his arrange
monts for beginning tho new assessment
ON February LIST, which will include both
personally and realty.
The farmers in the vicinity of Brook
haven have All appointment to meet at
the Courthouse Tomorrow for the pur-
pose of organizing club.
Bishop and Mrs. Galloway returned
last week from "a visit to Warren county.
The Bishop will spend most of his time
at home now until about April LIST.
The lumber firm of Messrs. Maxwell &
Simm ons has been dissolved by mutual
consent and the business will henceforth
be conducted by Mr.. w. c. Maxwell. See
notice.
We regret to learn that our esteemed
friend, Dr. j. NJ. White, who recently
graduated at the Louisville Medical Col
lege, has had to return to his home neal
Fair River Oh account of ill-health.
The man who expresses his horror SO
freely that the town is run by committee
of fanatics, but demonstrates the fact
that when good men unite for any pur-
pose the immoral ones are sure to COM
plain.
The cake kindly sent this Office by the
Ladies' aud knights of Honor was highly
enjoyed. 1t was one made by Mrs. Alb
shagen and artlstically adorned with fan
cy icing, bearing mottOes aud initials o.
the Order.
We notice in Savannah News thai
Barnard E. Bee, Esq, was recently unan
lmOuSly elected clerk Oh tno ouPoi'oi
court of Chatham county, having recelv
ed more than 1000 votes. He is worthy
Of his brother-our depot agent.
MIR. J. +. Ward and family, former resi-
dents of Brookhaven, but more recently
of Jones county, We are glad to state
have returned to Brookhaven to live, ant
MIR. Ward, who is an experienced sawyer
is engaged at Chamberlain's mill.
The match hunt, which was to hsv'
taken place on Jan. 7th and 9Th, betweer
the BrOokhaven Gun Club and Pike coun
ty Gun Club, has been indefinitely post
poned, by consent of the captains OF bo tl
teams, on account of the bad weather.
The genial and affable Mr.. p. Henry
father of the editors of the State Ledger
of Jackson, and the Sentinel, Of Iazo'
City, made visit to his brother at Yves
Point last week, whom lie had not seel
for "a years. His brother did not recog
nize him at first.
Sojourners in Monticello next weel
should remembee that the best of Al
MOnticello's hotels, the Beal House
Capt. Beal and his excellent wife spare n
pains to make their guests comfortabl
and feel at home, and their charges ar
most reasonable.